People…are talking about
German Moreno
Almost everyone in showbiz, whether an artist or not, has something good to say about the Master Showman. It only shows how influential and helpful Kuya Germs was when he’s still alive. A lot of people say that we can no longer find such a great soul in showbiz but we would have to dissent. A lot of people, whom Kuya Germs had help, are willing to continue his deeds. And that’s Kuya Germ’s legacy.
Erik Matti
It takes one brave filmmaker to question the executive committee in an institution like the MMFF. He’s like a pebble challenging a sturdy brick wall. But without this pebble people will not realize that MMFF badly needs reforms. If only MMDA were logical enough to realize that they’re not the right agency to handle the filmfest then it would have been easier for us to achieve the change most filmmakers have been crying for.
Beauty and the Bestie
The comedy film has been banned in the Middle East for its inappropriate content. But fans should not fret. The Vice Ganda starrer film has just made history for being the highest grossing MMFF film of all time raking in almost half a billion pesos. We repeat, half a billion.
People…are not talking about
AiAi delas Alas
The comedienne has taken a shot at Star Cinema accusing the film outfit for disseminating incorrect reports about MMFF box office results. She couldn’t accept that their overly hyped film failed to deliver, hence she’s throwing shades. It is not a question of whose film has better quality (because none of them has it to begin with) but whose fans are willing and able to shell out money to buy movie tickets.
It’s Showtime
The noontime show is doing everything to make itself relevant – new segments, new hosts, new gimmicks…you name it. The team put it all on the table. And we commend the show for all its valid efforts. The only problem is, it’s not It’s Showtime’s time at the moment, and we all know why.
Marimar
The adage “lighting never strikes twice” is very much applicable to the recent remake of the popular Mexican telenovela. Amid being the most watched prime time show, it’s quite intriguing how the series developed. Marimar failed in so many ways. It didn’t connect well with the audience compared to the original version (and it’s predecessor) and left no serious impact on genuine TV critics.